The sense of "we-ness" that overrides individual differences and motives is called:
A) Group coherence
B) Group cohesiveness
C) Groupthink
D) Peer pressure
E) Stereotyping

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The term "group cohesiveness" refers to the degree to which group members feel connected to one another and are motivated to stay in the group. This sense of togetherness can override individual differences and motives, resulting in a strong sense of "we-ness" within the group.

The Sense of "We-Ness" That Overrides Individual Differences and Motives